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Emily Wanja, a mother of two who became visually impaired at a young age is looking to produce gospel music and sell her CDs

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THE STANDARD RIFT VALLEY She pleaded guilty to manslaughter after entering a plea bargain agreement with the Office of the DPP. [ Peter Ochieng, Standard] A High Court in Eldoret is waiting for a report before sentencing a 45-year-old woman who pleaded guilty to killing her 11-year-old son. Janepher Khayiecha, while appearing before Justice Stephen Githinji in June, pleaded guilty to manslaughter after entering a plea bargain agreement with the Office of Director of Public Prosecutions. Acc...

In Kaleza Village in the area of Traditional Authority (T/A) Chiwere in Dowa, 17-year-old Alefa Jeputala is breastfeeding her six-month-old baby while her immediate 16-year-old cousin, Gelo Postini, is carrying her four-month-old pregnancy. Across the river in Kayesa Village, seven girls have dropped out of school over the past three years due to combined early marriages and unplanned pregnancies. Prior to giving birth in January 7, 2021, Alefa’s desire to start married life with her 18-year-...

“God’s Grace Works In Ways Unknown To Us” An interview with Nigerian Cardinal Francis Arinze, 88, former Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments By Barbara Middleton for Nigerian Cardinal Francis Arinze, 88. He has lived and worked in Rome for decades Cardinal Francis Arinze, who was born in 1932 in Eziowelle, Nigeria, and went on to become a priest, bishop and cardinal (elevated by Pope John Paul II) of the Church, became the Prefect Emeritus...

Over 10,000 students in Zanzibar never resumed classes after Covid-19 14 holiday ​​​​​​​MORE than 10, 000 students in Zanzibar have never resumed classes when schools re-opened mid last year after closure due to the spread of Covid-19, according to new data released recently by the government in collaboration with other authorities. That number includes students from pre, primary and secondary schools in both Unguja and Pemba Islands, whereby 5,570 were male and 4,772 female. The ...

Developing pupils’ interest while enhancing their reasoning and thinking skills may be more beneficial than exam-based learning.

Parents and school heads said that July when the virus is projected to peak will be marked with busy movements of students.

Most mothers across Kenya say ‘they want girls to get the cervical cancer jab,’ but only a handful are ready to vaccinate their daughters

THE STANDARD EDITORIAL Pupils at a library at Koyaya village, Kabondo Kasipul in Homabay County. [Denish Ochieng, Standard] Reported fears and concerns among parents and guardians over the potential effects of long holidays on their children are not unfounded. A circular to all regional, county and sub-county directors of education from the Ministry of Education states that Grade Four pupils will remain at home. According to the circular, only Pre-Primary 1 and 2, Grade One to Three, Standard F...